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This suggests Leibniz's preferred way of reconciling God's creation and concurrence with creaturely activity: continual creation is to be understood in terms of God's emanative activity.

Leibniz on Causation Bobro, Marc 2009

So intellect in its similitude to divine creation possesses an emanative activity.

Dietrich of Freiberg Führer, Markus 2009

An emanative mode of causal activity is one in which the cause includes, in some

Leibniz on Causation Bobro, Marc 2009

While not part of his normative epistemology, Avicenna attempts to accommodate this phenomenon scientifically, seeing it not as an innate power of an internal sense, but as an expression, however rare, of the emanative powers of the Agent Intellect.

Arabic and Islamic Psychology and Philosophy of Mind Ivry, Alfred 2008

Soul is the next realm in the emanative sequence, and Israeli here replicates Aristotle's threefold division.

Isaac Israeli Levin, Leonard 2007

However, the Neoplatonists who were members of established monotheist religions do not think that one's rational soul is capable of so high an ascent up the emanative chain, and advocation of such belief might have lead to prosecution for blasphemy or heresy.

Isaac Israeli Levin, Leonard 2007

Whereas for Plotinus, the second being in the emanative chain is

Isaac Israeli Levin, Leonard 2007

This emanative framework, the love of that which is more beautiful for that which is less beautiful, comprises the first half of the circle.

Judah Abrabanel Hughes, Aaron 2005

The first perfection is not merely the efficient cause of the second; the second is already a crucial stage in the achievement of conjunction with the Active Intellect and thus the formal cause of the first, reflecting the emanative pull of the process of this eventual conjunction.

Elijah Delmedigo Ross, Jacob 2005

His robot arm operator, Nancy Currie, she's about the most emanative.

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